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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 10, 1942)
4 TTTE SENTINEL. C O TT\CE GROVE OREGON PIGE H V » Ship Building Is 18 Percent State Pay Roll Increase ■ 1 W » 1 S h q rb q ik lm g accounted fo r lk !* '• n n l u l O regon'» 100-mlllion- •lo lln r Increaxe In pay ro ll« d u r ing 1911, lust y e a r o f p re -w a r p re p a ra tio n , according to un analysis Just com pleted by the S ta te IJnemploym« ,t G om pens'i- Hon C om m ission. Last year*« pay ro ll wa« $.355,- •l'*9,61k a« com,>ai <'il to $255,677,- 9.M In 1940. W ith c o n trib u tio n « lo r th e fir s t b a ll o f 1942 in d ic a t ing a d d itio n a l increases ul h u m 40 to 50 p e r cent o ve r the Name period last year, th is year'« pay m il m a y exceed $500,000,000. O f th e 1911 wage«, $16,921,937 w ere exem pt lo v e r $3 <HH) to one person) against $9,074,128 in 1940. P ra c tic a lly non-exiatent In 1940, x h lp -b u lld in g pay increiou-d to m ore th a n ten m illio n « the last q u a rte r o f 1941 and double th is in the second q u a rte r o f 1942, O f the n e a rly $82,000,000 Increase in m a n u fa c tu rin g , about h a lf was in basic and fin ish e d lu m b e r ptxxJuc- tio n . C o n s tru c tio n made the greatest p ro p o rtio n a te gain, m ore than d o u b lin g its pay ro ll, m a in ly lie- cause o f the H e rm is to n job. W ith cantonm ent«, a ir field«, shipyard«, m u n itio n s dum ps and o th e r w a r tim e p la n ts u n der c o n stru ctio n , th is in d u s try m a y h it a new nigh in 1942. l ì Mosby Creek • h ur n ttn u » . k e l d a y , lin e » In k in g i t g in f la riu rr« to pttr< lm»«* w a r llo ntle every mar* U a r Bond |>o«lrr w ill arrve a» ■ ro n » lan l re m in d e r of ih r fa rm e r • » la k e in I hr U ar, fo r il w ill h r d i» |d a tr d fe d e ra lly in the ru ra l du rin g (lie u e ti few m onths. Illu a lr a liu n »• hy John S lr tia r t C u rry . Dorena s p 'iit the week end in P o rtla n d M r. and Mr». I I n m an Kane) a t th e home u l a son Verne. Louis I »odge received word M onday fro m G ra n g e v ille , Idaho, of the de a th of his fa th e r, It. G. 1 Midge, w ho find v is ite d here fo r some tune th is sum m er. L i. E a rl C o o p rr, w ho lias been sta tio n e d in N o rth C a ro lin a , is spending a s h o rt fu rlo u g h w ith Ins parent«, M r and M is . H e n ry Coo|M'i H e w a« m .;,T ie d on lu ib o r I >ay to M iss Frances F re n ch a t Salem , a te a ch e r in the local school. M r and M rs H a ro ld Boslaugh «if M ilw a u k ie spent the L a lx ir I lay week end at the M rs M. M osby home. Je rry M osby re tu rn ed home w ith th e m fo r a few days Ib -h ro n G range m et to r th e ir te g u la r m o n th ly m e e tin g a t Ila- C o m m u n ity H u ll last F rid a y eve ning. M r and M rs D o nnld K a h le r o f C o tta g e Grove w e re guest« and new mem bers w elcom ed and re ce ivin g the 4th degree were M r. and Mrs. H ira m R em ington. A paper on home d ry in g of fr u its was read hy W a lte r B a k e r a» p a rt o f the a g ric u ltu re re jw rt. He a n n o u n o s l th a t plans fo r m a k ing an e v a p o ra to r fo r home use could be secured hy those In te r- e»t«a| hy sending to y o u r extension d e p a rtm e n t at O regon S ta te col lege n r fro m the c o u n ty home d e m o n stra tio n agent, hy re q u e st ing c irc u la r II. E 16X3 ''H o m e Made Evaporators." A ca ll fro m th«1 home econom visit. ics d e p a rtm e n t, mail«- by Jeanne P \ t R o lic rt W agner has re tu m - M o rto n , wie. made fo r sides «lips ««1 to ins a rm y post hi F lo rid a a f fu r th is q u u rte r, asking th a t a ll be te r s|ien«lirig a few days at the tu rn e d in to h e r at Hus end of home «if ins parents, M r and M rs S eptem ber M is M o rto n also ex l-ot W agner. p lained b rie fly tiie c iv ilia n defense ’f lic I-:.uI V an V a lin fa m ily is fat« salvage and d is trib u te d in m m in g tin s week Io C lackam as s tru c tio n s fo r H un w o rk. P hil Mosby le ft S a tu rd a y fo r P a rtic u la rs on the S outhern F o rt Lew is w here he was in d u c t loin«- F a ir and H a rve st F e stiva l In ed in to th e a rm y. !«• held m C ottage Grove, w ere Grade s«-h«joi has been |xist- given by Mrs. M o rto n and M r. |Min«d u n til S eptem ber 21 becuuoe K a h le r. M em bcre w ere urged to o f so m any students w o rk in g in m ake In d iv id u a l displays as the the bean and hop field«. G range did not fin d it advisable at th is tim e to prepare a club booth. A nnouncem ent o f an a g ric u ltu r a l course w ith 12 lessons, w h ic h Oregon'« tu rk e y c ro p is about w ill be a va ila b le to grange iriern- bers, and w hich w ill be held In the tire same size as last ye a r, the IJ. c o m m u n ity, whs made hy M r. S. d e p a rtm e n t o f a g ric u ltu re re- K a h le r, lie stnt«sl th a t fu r th e r IMiiiiil Tuesday at P o rtla n d , w ith particulars re g a rd in g the course 1,726,000 b in ls It is 56 |ie r cent above the 1934- w o u ld be published la te r. ( I f «!«•- c iu l In te re st was M r K a h le r's an 38 average o f 1,103,000. G low ers have Indicated plans to nouncem ent th a t he w ould con usual w ith du ct a class In fa rm m a ch in e ry m a rk e t e a rlie r than re p a ir at the high school d u rin g In- iv n-r k illin g in N ovem ber. th<* school ye a r He asked th a t forment bring th e ir m a ch in e ry to the school fo r repair», the o n ly charge livin g made being lo r p a r ts and w e ld in g costs. A sh o rt quiz p ro g ra m was pre sented hy W a lte r B ilk e r ns the annual a g ric u ltu ra l c o m m itte e p ro g ra m A G range eve re lin rp pencil was p ic c n tc d to Mrs. E m m a K e lly fo r securing a new m em b e r d u rin g the D iam ond Jubilee M rs. L u c y R obbins and dau g h te r B ell o f T angent w ere w .e k end guests at the A rn o ld D u cre t home. M r and M r». C huck East b u rn o f W alden have moved to C otta g e Grove. Mr«. Joe P e rkin « spent several days in C o tta g e G rove la st w eek w here she w e n t to ta ke tr e a t m ents fro m a d octor. E a rl P acholke w ho is in the a tm y spent the w eek end w ith his parents at B lu e M t. School s ta rte d M ondsv nt B lue M t. w ith M rs. B a ld w in o f C vttn g e G rove and M rs. Josie P h illip s o f Ixin d o n as teachers. M r. and M rs. L e s te r Olsen and c h ild re n o f C o tta g e G rove and Miss Eva D o g g e tt o f M a p le to n w ere guests M onday a t the Doe P itc h e r home. M r. and M rs L e s t v R c a rric k and M r. and M rs. H a rry C astle w ent to Eugene M onday n ig h t and v is ite d w ith M e lv in M cG u ire w ho is in the Eugene h o sp ita l. • 'e is m uch im proved. M r. and M rs. W i’ b u r S co tt and «laughter o f C re s w e ll w ere ca lle rs M onday at the E loyd Jones home. Increased in te re s t in the N a val Reserve in the sta te o f O re gon and th e C olum bia riv e r co u n ties o f W a sh in g to n hus re su lte d in the opening o f a branch o ffic e r p ro cu re m e n t o ffic e in P o rtla n d u n der the d ire c tio n o f L ie u t. C. L a ird M cK enna. P rio r to th e esta b lishm e n t o f the o ffic e at 1233 A m e rica n Bank B u ild in g , P o rtla n d , a p p lic a n ts fo r com m issions in the N a vy had been fo rce d to go to headquarter« o f the T h irte e n th N a v a l D is tric t in S e a ttle . Del Monte ranco TOMATO JU ICE, Campbells 20 oz 3 for 29c G RA PEFRU IT JUICE, 47 oz. 29c A PPL E JU ICE, 47 ounce 25c KOOL AID, Asstd. 3 pkgs. 10c SURE JEL L Special 3 pkgs. 25c RITZ Crackers, large pkg. 18c SNOWFLAKE SODAS 2 lb. pkg. 31c SHEFFORD’S CHEESE, V2 lbs. 2 for 35c GEO. WASHINGTON tobacco 49c lb. SNO SHEEN Cake Flour 22c pkg CANDY BARS, ...> 3 for 10c PARKAY Margarine 2 lbs. 49c MIRACLE W H IP, K rafts 41c qt. SW EET PICKLES, Gresham 25 oz. 29c DILL PICKLES, Gresham 25 oz. 19c STRAINED HONEY, Bee Brand 5 lbs. 99c PORK AND BEANS Dundee 21/2,s 2 for 29c CATSUP, Sunworthy, 14 ounce 2 for 25c SW IFT ’S PREM, 12 ounce 33c WHEAT POPS, Cello 2 pkgs. 15c WHEAT HEARTS, 5 lb. bag 39C RICE K R ISP IE S 2 ok™ 9A- W H ITE FLOATING SOAP > NEW 4nf/-5neeze WHIUK WASHIS BISKIT MIX IRISH’S SPECIAL SPECIAL drive F o llo w in g the m eeting re fre s h m ents Were served b> M is C. ('. G ilh a n i and M is. Em m a K e lly . P a la c e Now M useum C h n p u llc p rc palace, M exico City, for m a n y year» the u ffic ia i presiden tin i home, waft innde into « nation' at m useum d u rin g the te rm of Pres Ident Cardenas. Insulin fur llialietl«» Insulin is a hormone given to d ia betic patient« so us to "burn up the txcessive sugar In th e ir blood It is given In very large «mounts in the treatment of Insanity PORTRAITS CHOICE OF 4 POSES. 3x4—$ 5.00 Per Doz. 4x6—$ 9.00 Per Doz. 5x7—$12.50 Per Doz. Special Price on Student Portraits Kodak Finishing, 25c Roll Picture Shop Tablets, Parker Ink. Note- bcok F i l l e r s Crayolas, Prang Water Colors, Pens and Pencils. Justin Bill Folds $1.00 to $7.00 Tri Joi Perfect Under Arm Protection Large Tube of bread 49 lbs PANCAKE F is h e r’s DILLARD TOMATOES, 5c lb.; 95c box TABLE QUEEN SQUASH 2 for 13c CANNING PEACHES W ILL BE IN NEXT W EEK FISHER’S BLEND Blended for sea level bakinr 49 lbs. 60c Sal Hepática 60c Bromo Seltzer 60c Aika Seltzer 100 Squibb Aspirin 50c Squibb Shav Crm. 50c Ipana 2th Paste 35c Vicks 40c Musterole 50c Bronchi-Liptus $1.00 Miles Nervine 75c Listerine 40c Fletcher Castoria 75c Baum Bengue 49c 49c 49c 39c 39c 43c 27c 33c 43c 83c 59c 31c 59c Kelly’s Cut Rate 1 )rug Store PETER PA N Our finest bread flour value Kelly’s M arket Salmon Halibut Fresh Silverside Fresh 35c P o u n d ---- 35c 49 lbs. Per Barrel DRIFTED SNOW Shortening 3 "«65c Ground Beef 2 Always a household favorite 49 lbs. Beef Roasts Blade Cuts pounds Per Barrel EVERY DAY PRICES 9.8 p o u n d s ___ P ro d u c e P ric e s F r id a y a n d S a tu r d a v O nlv Pound . . . the Russian te rrito ry H eadquarters for P ark er Fountain Pens SCHOOL SU PPLIES Giant Size fO» s in Asia, A dolph and H iro h ito M a ke u p a ir, but not aee high. And every’ W a r Bond th a t we buy W ill help to b lo w them to the sky COMPLETE Spaghetti Per Barre] M o s tly In Asia Four-fifths of ALL YOUR FOOD NEEDS UNDER ONE ROOF AND A LARGE STOCK TO SHOP FROM ¿tQc P o u n d ___ 2§c Per Barrel HOME CA N N IN G D EM O N STRA TIO N Friday and Saturday of this Week. Bring your home canning troubles to Kerr s factory representative, Sarah Johnesse, who will be at cur store this week end CANNING BOOKS They are fine 10c each KERR LIDS Regular 2 doz. 19c ECONOMY LIDS 2 dozen 39c KERR REGULAR KERR REGULAR Quarts Pints 79c doz. K ERR W IDE MOUTH 69c doz. K ER R W IDE MOUTH Quarts 99c doz. Pints 85c doz RISHe SWARTZ
